(suffix)
Dialect of UnaRocks added to the end of various words for no particular reason.
'Sies disease' is the propensity to become addicted to the suffix 'sies'
Dialect of UnaRocks added to the end of various words for no particular reason.
'Sies disease' is the propensity to become addicted to the suffix 'sies'
That car is awesome, wantsies!
I'm so hungoversies today
Would you like to go for some drinksies this evening?
I have the sies disease so badsies
I'm so hungoversies today
Would you like to go for some drinksies this evening?
I have the sies disease so badsies
by UnaRocks January 5, 2008

Abbr. for "self-injury," also known as self-mutilation. Most common form is cutting, but may also include burning, bruising, skin-picking (excoriation), and other behaviors. There is no single cause for SI. SI is most common in women and tends to persist for years.
by rieux November 27, 2003

by Injuried November 8, 2010

1.) A South African English expression roughly equivalent to the American "yech" and the Afrikaans expression "sies".
2.) An American term of endearment for a sister, now also used in other countries.
2.) An American term of endearment for a sister, now also used in other countries.
by Xaviana December 1, 2003

a genderless term much like "bro" or "dude"
you don’t have to be BFFS. You don’t really even have to know them. If she seem chill. then SISSSSSS is what they should be called!
you don’t have to be BFFS. You don’t really even have to know them. If she seem chill. then SISSSSSS is what they should be called!
JACK: *texts Jill*
“ SIS! You’ll never believe what popped up on Greg’s phone!!”
Jill: “Girl, SPILL!”
Jack: “Some HOE’S NAME! Do you think he is cheating on me?!”
Jill: “ SIS! YES! Leave his ass!”
****you can also use it in less dramatic scenarios****
“ SIS! You’ll never believe what popped up on Greg’s phone!!”
Jill: “Girl, SPILL!”
Jack: “Some HOE’S NAME! Do you think he is cheating on me?!”
Jill: “ SIS! YES! Leave his ass!”
****you can also use it in less dramatic scenarios****
by URB@NL3GEND March 4, 2020

The SI system makes more sense than the English system. It should be officially adopted by the US, but we Americans are too lazy for change.
by BlastMaster June 12, 2003

by Tsugaru November 26, 2003
